Los Angeles – Sunday evening turned hazardous on the Cahuenga Pass when four vehicles collided near 2888 N. Cahuenga Boulevard, between Barham Boulevard and the Hollywood Bowl. Firefighters and paramedics from the Los Angeles Fire Department arrived at approximately 6 p.m. to assess the scene and provide medical care.
Emergency response and injuries
LAFD spokesperson Jamie Stewart told City News Service that four patients were evaluated after the crash. At least one of those individuals required hospitalization, though the department has not released details about the severity of the injuries. Stewart added that additional patients could be transported as the situation unfolded.
Road closure and traffic impact
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation was asked to shut down a portion of Cahuenga Boulevard for an estimated one to two hours. Motorists were advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes while crews worked to clear the wreckage. Video from the scene showed extensive damage to the involved vehicles, underscoring the seriousness of the incident.
Investigation ongoing
Authorities have not yet determined the cause of the crash. LAFD and local law‑enforcement officials will continue to investigate, reviewing witness statements and any available dash‑cam or surveillance footage. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
What residents should know
Drivers traveling through the Hollywood Hills are encouraged to stay alert, especially on winding sections like the Cahuenga Pass. In the event of an accident, the LAFD recommends pulling over safely, calling 911, and following the instructions of first responders. Residents can monitor local traffic reports or the Los Angeles Department of Transportation’s website for real‑time updates on road closures and detours.
While the incident caused temporary inconvenience for commuters, the swift response by emergency services helped limit further harm and ensured that those injured received prompt medical attention.
Original reporting: NBC4 Los Angeles — read the source article.
